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One of my more memorable moments in Providence: we (my sisters and I) were with my dad, travelling back to his apartment when we stopped at a light. On the corner was an amputee in a wheel chair. As we waited for the light to change, he dropped his unit out one of the empty legs of his shorts and peed on the corner. As I pointed and my sisters innocently looked out the windows, the light went green and my dad sped away.

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Your writing is getting more and more Wil Wheaton-esque. I like it. Great post.

If I were to venture a guess, that sounds like some Kennedy Plaza action.

Ahh, the Prov.

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